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A political row erupted after Congress leader Ragini Nayak shared an AI-generated video depicting PM Modi selling tea at a red-carpet event. BJP accused Congress of mocking the Prime Minister’s humble origins and disrespecting his background.

BJP condemns Congress over AI video showing PM Modi serving tea at red-carpet event

A political row erupted after Congress leader Ragini Nayak shared an AI-generated video depicting PM Modi selling tea at a red-carpet event. BJP accused Congress of mocking the Prime Minister&rsquo;s humble origins and disrespecting his background.

A political controversy erupted after Congress leader Ragini Nayak shared an AI-generated video depicting Prime Minister Narendra Modi selling tea at what appeared to be a red-carpet event.
The video, posted on X with the caption, "Now, who did this?", shows the Prime Minister in a light blue coat and black trousers, carrying a kettle and tea glasses. International flags and the Tricolour are visible in the background. A voice, mimicking PM Modi, can be heard saying, &ldquo;Chai bolo, chaiye (Anyone wants tea).&rdquo;
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अब ई कौन किया बे 🥴🤣 <a href="https://t.co/mbVsykXEgm">pic.twitter.com/mbVsykXEgm</a>
&mdash; Dr. Ragini Nayak (@NayakRagini) <a href="https://twitter.com/NayakRagini/status/1995952364214513717?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 2, 2025</a></blockquote>
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The BJP quickly condemned the video, accusing the Congress of abusing the Prime Minister.
Party spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla on Wednesday described the post as another example of Congress&rsquo;s &ldquo;elitist mindset&rdquo; toward PM Modi&rsquo;s humble origins.
&ldquo;After Renuka Choudhary insults Parliament &amp; Sena, now Ragini Nayak attacks and mocks PM Modi&rsquo;s chaiwala background,&rdquo; Poonawalla wrote in an X post.
He added, &ldquo;Naamdar Congress cannot stand a Kamdar PM from OBC community who has come from a poor background.&rdquo;
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After Renuka Choudhary insults Parliament &amp; Sena now Ragini Nayak attacks and mocks PM Modi&rsquo;s Chaiwala background Naamdar Congress cannot stand a Kamdar PM from OBC community who has come from a poor background They mocked his Chaiwala background earlier too. They abused him&hellip; <a href="https://t.co/Rg5VPXOp5K">pic.twitter.com/Rg5VPXOp5K</a>
&mdash; Shehzad Jai Hind (Modi Ka Parivar) (@Shehzad_Ind) <a href="https://twitter.com/Shehzad_Ind/status/1996038333160718508?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 3, 2025</a></blockquote>
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Poonawalla alleged that Congress leaders have a history of belittling the Prime Minister. &ldquo;They mocked his chaiwala background earlier, too. They abused him 150 times. They abused his mother in Bihar. People will never forgive them,&rdquo; he said.
The incident has intensified the ongoing political debate over PM Modi&rsquo;s early life and the narrative of his rise from modest beginnings. The BJP&rsquo;s criticism underscores a continued focus on perceived disrespect from opposition parties toward the Prime Minister.

UNESCO partners with India to explore AI's role in addressing global social and economic challenges, focusing on ethical application and sustainability.

UNESCO partners with India on AI ethics

UNESCO and India collaborate to address AI's social and economic impacts. This partnership is crucial for the 2025 summit, focusing on ethical and sustainable AI practices.

UNESCO & India Join Forces on AI Challenges

UNESCO collaborates with India for a global AI summit addressing social and economic challenges, focusing on ethics and sustainability.

The UNESCO is working with India on the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) in addressing social and economic issues with technological innovation as New Delhi prepares to host the global summit on AI impact early next year, an official said on Friday.
&ldquo;India is a shining star for the rest of the world in terms of digital transformation and in terms of addressing some of the social and economic issues with technological innovation and the right policy,&rdquo; said Irakli Khodeli, Head of Ethics of AI Unit, Social and Human Sciences Sector, UNESCO.
&ldquo;The world is looking up to India to learn about that. It would be a significant part of the next year's summit as well,&rdquo; the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) official told PTI here at the "Third UNESCO Global Forum on the Ethics of AI 2025&rdquo;.
UNESCO, which has 193 countries as members, held the first summit in 2023 in the UK and the second in 2024 in South Korea on AI &ldquo;Safety&rdquo;. The event was held in Paris in February this year on AI &ldquo;Action&rdquo;.
&ldquo;It is time now for action to demonstrate AI impact,&rdquo; he said, pointing out that the time for discussing the ethical framework had passed with the recommendation report on AI.
&ldquo;We hope to be working with the (Indian) government as we start preparing for the Global Summit on AI Impact to be hosted by India early next,&rdquo; Khodeli said.
&ldquo;This is going to be a major event as participants will give updates, share their experiences and lessons learned,&rdquo; he added.Khodeli, underlining UNESCO&rsquo;s working relationship with the Indian government as a knowledge partner during India&rsquo;s G20 Presidency in 2023, said: &ldquo;India has been an important partner of UNESCO in our journey from the very beginning when the AI recommendation was prepared.&rdquo;India played a critical role and had an expert in the 24-member advocate group that prepared the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence Recommendation report -- a primary instrument adopted four years ago by the 193 UNESCO member countries.The official said the ethics policy is universally valid and pursued everywhere.Following the report, UNESCO has deployed another report, &ldquo;Readiness Assessment Methodology&rdquo;, for member countries to understand AI opportunities and the gaps to be filled for them to take full advantage of the revolutionary technology.
&ldquo;India is one of the top innovators - both in terms of technology and also in term of policy to govern the technology,&rdquo; observed Khodeli, underscoring the importance of policy innovation to ensure the technology is put to the best use for mankind, and create an environment that is conducive to investment and growth.
He noted India&rsquo;s extensive work on technologies, and said UNESCO was capturing those good practices, knowledge and experiences of governance of AI to make them available to the rest of the world for them to replicate such success.
In return, UNESCO is also bringing to India what the grouping has learned from the rest of the world, citing the example of the Bangkok Forum, where brainstorming sessions were held by close to 50 member countries, represented by senior officials at ministerial levels, he said.
&ldquo;We are doing the Readiness Assessment with over 70 countries. We are learning a lot about what works to promote AI and what doesn&rsquo;t work,&rdquo; he said, adding that the experiences and knowledge are shared with members, including India.
"India is famous for exporting its talent, and everybody knows the important part the people of Indian-origin play in big tech corporations around the world. That is something to be very proud of,&rdquo; he underlined.
He said UNESCO wants AI engineers to consider ethics as part of designing the technology, and during various talent trainings, ethics is part of the programmes.
Acknowledging the AI as an incredible breakthrough by humanity, Khodeli felt more work needed to be done to make the technology less resource-intensive.
Increasing access to AI means more data centres and infrastructure for the ecosystem that is currently resource-intensive, he added.
Khodeli called for a balance and parallel development of technology in terms of environment and resources, as this technology is predictable and beyond human brain revolution.
&ldquo;We need to focus on new AI systems that are less resource-intensive,&rdquo; he emphasised, adding, &ldquo;This transformation of AI is set to continue.&rdquo;

Idukki's IDRIS project uses AI and satellite technology to predict disasters. With sensors and multilingual alerts, it aims to advance disaster preparedness and resilience in Kerala.

IDRIS: AI-Powered Disaster Preparedness in Idukki

Idukki’s IDRIS initiative uses AI and satellite tech to predict landslides and floods. With real-time data and multilingual alerts, it enhances disaster resilience in Kerala's vulnerable regions.

IDRIS in Idukki leverages AI, sensors, and satellites to predict natural hazards. The project includes real-time monitoring and multilingual alerts, ensuring swift responses to threats like landslides and floods.

In the lush, hilly district of Idukki in Kerala, where nature's beauty meets frequent danger, authorities are turning to technology for protection.
A new high-tech system using artificial intelligence, sensors, and satellite maps will soon help predict landslides, flash floods, forest fires, and droughts in real time -- part of an ambitious plan to make Idukki the most disaster-resilient hill district in the country.
The innovative Idukki Disaster Resilience and Information System (IDRIS)-- a first-of-its-kind early warning and planning platform -- will be rolled out this monsoon as a pilot project, said District Collector V Vigneshwari here on Tuesday.
The pilot rollout will begin in Adimaly and Rajakkad, two areas often hit by landslides, floods, and rising conflict between people and wildlife, an official release said.
IDRIS is the first system of its kind in India, combining real-time data, satellite maps, and advanced tools like Artificial Intelligence to send early warnings for natural disasters such as landslides, flash floods, wildfires, and drought, the release claimed.
The system will help local leaders and government officials make better, faster decisions. It does this by using GIS-based risk maps to guide where roads, buildings, and water systems should be built -- keeping both people and nature in mind, officials said.
The system is being developed under the leadership of the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA).
The system uses artificial intelligence, sensors and satellite maps to monitor and predict hazards like landslides, flash floods, forest fires and droughts in real time, the release said.
"Forty-six sensors will monitor soil movement, rain and moisture levels. Forty-eight river gauges will track water levels in key tributaries such as the Thodupuzha River and Pamba. Data will be fed live into a GIS-based control room at the District Emergency Operations Centre. Officials will use this information to send early warnings and guide safer infrastructure planning," it said.
Alerts will be sent through SMS, sirens, radio and a mobile app, in Malayalam, English, Tamil, Hindi, and tribal languages.
"The development of the IDRIS software and its field-level testing will begin soon," the district collector said.
The aim is to transform Idukki into India's most disaster-resilient hill district by combining sensor technology, GIS-based risk layers, and machine learning, she added.
Officials said Idukki is a district highly prone to disasters.
Since 2000, it has faced over 600 landslides, recurring floods, rising incidents of wild animal attacks, unsafe constructions, and forest fires, they said.
Taking all these risks into account, a comprehensive multi-hazard monitoring system is being set up in the district, officials added.

Union Minister Jitendra Singh advocates AI usage in assigning IAS officers to domain roles, enhancing transparency and efficiency within the 2025 e-civil list, aligning with Digital India goals.

AI in IAS Assignment Enhances Governance

AI integration proposed by Minister Jitendra Singh to improve IAS officer assignments, enhancing transparency in the 2025 e-civil list; advancing digital governance and eco-friendly practices.

Union Minister Jitendra Singh backs AI for domain-based IAS postings

Union Minister Jitendra Singh suggests AI in IAS officer assignment for improved project alignment, as the 2025 e-civil list launches, aiming for digital transparency and efficiency.

Union minister Jitendra Singh on Monday suggested use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in identifying IAS officers for domain-specific postings and targeted government projects.
The minister's proposal came during an event in which he launched the electronic civil list, 2025 in the form of an e-book -- a digital compendium of serving Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officers across the country.
Singh, while unveiling the e-book, said the IAS continues to attract some of the finest minds in the country and plays a vital role in strengthening India's federal governance.
He highlighted the e-civil list as an important tool for transparency, offering a structured view of the country's administrative leadership.
Singh, the Minister of State for Personnel, proposed an AI-based search option into the e-civil list.
This enhancement, he noted, could allow domain-specific searches to help identify suitable officers for mission mode and other targeted government projects, while ensuring that access to such features remains appropriately restricted, according to a Personnel Ministry statement.
The minister also stressed the importance of regularly updating the digital list to maintain its relevance and utility.
The e-book, published by the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), contains comprehensive details of IAS officers &mdash; including their name, batch, cadre, present posting, pay level, educational qualifications and retirement dates &mdash; as updated on January 1.
It also provides cadre-wise strength, the number of officers retiring over the next five years and appointment data from 1969 onwards.
For the first time, officers' photographs have been included in the digital document, the statement said.
Designed as a searchable PDF with embedded hyperlinks, the e-book offers a user-friendly interface that enables instant access to information.
"The civil list is an important resource not just for administrators and decision-makers but also for the general public," Singh said, adding that the move reflects the Centre's larger push for digital governance.
The minister described the initiative as part of the government of India's Digital India mission, aimed at modernising systems and improving citizen-centric services, the statement said.
By discontinuing the printing of hard copies, the department is also saving on government expenditure and contributing to eco-friendly governance practices, it added.
The DoPT, as the cadre-controlling authority of the IAS officers, compiles the civil list annually using inputs from central records and state cadres. The 2025 edition reflects a total authorised cadre strength of 6,877 officers, with 5,577 officers in active service across 25 state cadres.
The launch event was attended by several senior dignitaries, including Director General of the Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA) S N Tripathi, Director of the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration (LBSNAA) Sriram Taranikanti and Secretary, Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), Rachna Shah, along with other senior officials.
The e-book civil list, 2025 is now available to the public on the DoPT website https://dopt.gov.in.

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A new AI-powered ETF by Intelligent Alpha, called Intelligent Livermore, uses chatbot models like ChatGPT and Gemini to mimic the strategies of top investors like Warren Buffett. Could this be your next smart investment move?

AI-Powered ETF: Invest Like Warren Buffett with ChatGPT!

A new AI-powered ETF by Intelligent Alpha, called Intelligent Livermore, uses chatbot models like ChatGPT and Gemini to mimic the strategies of top investors like Warren Buffett. Could this be your next smart investment move?

Artificial Intelligence is everywhere&mdash;it's the buzzword on everyone&rsquo;s lips.
And the stock markets? They&rsquo;re not immune to the AI wave either.
Now, there&rsquo;s a new player in the game: an AI chatbot-powered Exchange Traded Fund!
What&rsquo;s even more interesting? Launched by fintech startup Intelligent Alpha,
this ETF aims to mimic the strategies of legendary investors like Warren Buffett.
It&rsquo;s called the Intelligent Livermore ETF, drawing from ideas generated by
ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude&mdash;based on the styles of top money managers.
So, next time you want to invest like Warren Buffett, you might just want to check out this ETF!

Witnesses saw the robot-officer mysteriously 'circling in one spot as if something was there' before it occurred, but the exact cause of the fall is still being investigated, The Daily Mail said quoting a city council official. 

'Diligent govt officer' AI robot 'dies by suicide' in South Korea

AI robot 'dies by suicide' in South Korea

Witnesses saw the robot-officer mysteriously 'circling in one spot as if something was there' before it occurred, but the exact cause of the fall is still being investigated, The Daily Mail said quoting a city council official.&nbsp;

In an incredibly bizarre news, a robot employed by a government firm in South Korea has, believe it or not, &lsquo;died by suicide&rsquo;.
The unnamed robot was discovered unresponsive after apparently throwing itself down a flight of stairs, according to a report by The Daily Mail on June 26.
The &lsquo;Robot Supervisor&rsquo;, appointed in August 2023, was found smashed and lying in the stairwell between the first and second floors of the Gumi City Council building.
Manufactured by Bear Robotics, a Californian startup specialising in robot waiters, the robot worked from 9 am to 6 pm and had its own civil service officer card, as reported by The Daily Mail.
The incident occurred on June 20, 2024, according to the report.

While the senior engineers available to build core AI products is less than 2,000, the total Indian talent with minimum required skills and exposure to core AI is a little under 21,000

India has less than 2,000 senior AI engineers to build core products: Report

<h2>While the senior engineers available to build core AI products is less than 2,000, the total Indian talent with minimum required skills and exposure to core AI is a little under 21,000</h2>

Even as the tech sector is riding the AI boom, India has less than 2,000 senior engineers who can build AI core products, revealed data from specialist staffing firm Xpheno, accessed by Moneycontrol. This comes, despite Technology product and IT services companies are reportedly training thousands of employees in artificial intelligence (AI) skills over the past year.
Core AI products and services include AI-based apps, tools and platforms, to name a few.
<h3>AI training</h3>
As per Moneycontrol, Tata Consultancy Services recently said it had trained 350,000 employees in AI skills; Infosys said eight out of 10 employees are AI-ready; Accenture is upskilling 250,000 employees in AI; HCLTech has trained 50,000 employees; Microsoft India plans to skill 2 million people in AI by 2025, and IBM has globally committed to train 2 million people in AI by 2026.
The Xpheno report further mentioned that the total active accessible Indian talent with the minimum required skills, experience and exposure to core AI is a little under 21,000. Meanwhile Nasscom claimed that 650,000-700,000 people are trained on AI across top-tier tech companies.
<h3>Skill Building</h3>
Moneycontrol quoted experts and said that there are other aspects of AI skilling - beyond building core technologies - that are more geared to embedding and integrating AI to improve daily tasks and productivity. This training is not restricted to engineering talent but is also about skilling other functions such as marketing and even HR.
&ldquo;The (AI) training that people are doing is more mass market," said Jagdish Mitra, a tech veteran and board member of the non-profit National Skill Development Corporation. "And that's not what will be valuable. What will be valuable is process-specific, application-specific and industry-specific skilling that will make a difference to how the skills are being used. It has to be more specific, otherwise it's like a man walking around with a hammer trying to find a nail.&rdquo;
Citing a recent Nasscom and BCG report, Sangeeta Gupta, senior VP at Nasscom told Moneycontrol that the AI talent will grow 15% year on year; and there is already a demand-supply gap of about 51% for niche skills that will help build core AI.
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The mission will be implemented through the IndiaAI Independent Business Division under Digital India Corporation

Cabinet green lights India AI Mission; ₹10,372 crore boost to drive Artificial Intelligence innovation

<h2>The mission will be implemented through the IndiaAI Independent Business Division under Digital India Corporation</h2>

The Cabinet on Thursday approved the India AI Mission with an outlay of Rs 10,372 crore for five years to encourage AI development in the country, Union Minister Piyush Goyal said.
The approved corpus will be used to build a high-end scalable AI ecosystem in public-private partnership mode.
"With an outlay of Rs 10,372 crore, one very ambitious India AI Mission that will encourage AI segment and ongoing research in this field...has been approved by the cabinet," Goyal said.
The mission will be implemented through the IndiaAI Independent Business Division (IBD) under Digital India Corporation (DIC).
"PM (Narendra) Modi Ji has democratised technology. With AI mission, he will make compute power available to innovators, startups, students, and educational institutions," union IT and communications minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said in a statement.
The minister, briefing reporters after the Cabinet meeting, said supercomputing capacity, comprising over 10,000 GPUs (graphics processing unit), will be made available to various stakeholders for creating an AI ecosystem.
The demand for GPU-based servers has increased as they can process data at a higher speed compared to CPU-based servers.
Startups, academia, researchers and industry will be given access to the AI supercomputing infrastructure established under the India AI Mission, Goyal said.
Minister of State for Electronics and IT Rajeev Chandrasekhar on social media platform X said that AI is poised to be the kinetic enabler for India&rsquo;s digital economy.
"This program will catalyse India&rsquo;s AI ecosystem and position it as a force shaping the future of AI for India and the world. AI is one of the greatest inventions of our time, India will play a major role in shaping its future. That is ModiKiGuarantee," Chandrasekhar said.
The minister said that the mission will benefit states like Kerala, which, for years, missed the bus in creating a robust tech ecosystem.

Reliance's Hanooman, supported by Mukesh Ambani and developed in collaboration with IIT universities, is poised for launch in March. Hanooman is part of the broader efforts by the BharatGPT group, comprising Reliance and eight partner universities

Mukesh Ambani-backed Hanooman AI model set to launch in March 

Reliance's Hanooman, supported by Mukesh Ambani and developed in collaboration with IIT universities, is poised for launch in March. Hanooman is part of the broader efforts by the BharatGPT group, comprising Reliance and eight partner universities

Reliance's Hanooman, an AI model backed by Mukesh Ambani, is set to make its debut in March, marking a significant stride in India's AI landscape. The model is developed in collaboration with Indian Institute of Technology universities and supported by Reliance Jio Infocomm.
Named after the mythological figure known for his extraordinary strength and intellect, Hanooman represents India's ambitious pursuit of cutting-edge AI technology. With a focus on eleven local languages, the model is primed to cater to diverse linguistic needs across healthcare, governance, financial services, and education sectors.
The unveiling of Hanooman offers a glimpse into its potential applications. From assisting a motorcycle mechanic in Tamil to aiding a banker in Hindi and even helping a developer write computer code, the model demonstrates versatility across different domains.
Notably, Hanooman is part of the broader efforts by the BharatGPT group, comprising Reliance and eight partner universities, to harness AI for societal advancement. Collaborative initiatives between academia and industry giants like Reliance signify a concerted push towards indigenous AI development in India.
Beyond its launch, Hanooman promises to deliver speech-to-text capabilities, enhancing accessibility and user experience. Moreover, Reliance Jio's plans to tailor customized models for specific use cases highlight a commitment to meeting diverse consumer needs.
Hanooman's arrival comes amidst a burgeoning AI ecosystem in India, with other startups like Sarvam and Krutrim also striving to democratize AI through open-sourced models. Additionally, Reliance's ongoing endeavours, such as the Jio Brain platform, underscore the company's vision to integrate AI seamlessly into its vast subscriber network, comprising millions of users.
As anticipation mounts for the official rollout of Hanooman, stakeholders eagerly await the potential impact of this AI powerhouse on India's technological landscape and beyond. Also Watch:<a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/nasscom-report-india-s-ai-market-set-to-reach-to-17-billion-by-2027-1708435196533"> Nasscom Report: India's AI market set to reach to $17 billion by 2027</a>

Investments in AI, particularly in data analytics, GenAI, and ML algorithms, are driving this growth. With a significant focus on digital content, data analytics, and supply chain

Nasscom Report: India's AI market set to reach to $17 billion by 2027

Investments in AI, particularly in data analytics, GenAI, and ML algorithms, are driving this growth. With a significant focus on digital content, data analytics, and supply chain

India's AI market, growing at a compounded annual growth rate of 25-35% is projected to reach $17-billion by 2027, according to a report.
This growth is fueled by multiple factors including increasing enterprise tech spending, India's growing AI talent base and a significant increase in AI investments, the report titled "AI Powered Tech Services: A Roadmap for Future Ready Firms; AI &amp; GenAI's Role in Turbocharging the Industry." The Nasscom report in partnership with BCG was released on Tuesday at the sidelines of the Nasscom Technology &amp; Leadership Forum 2024 here.
Globally, investments in AI have seen 24% CAGR since 2019, with 2023 seeing close to $83-billion investment, it said.
Majority of investments were made in data analytics, GenAI, and ML algos and platforms, as per the report.
Notably, around 93% of the investments made by Indian tech services and made-in-India product players focus on digital content, data analytics and supply chain, according to the report.
With increasing enterprise tech spending, technology service providers are developing a wide array of innovative AI-based services and solutions, expanding their offerings beyond traditional IT services, it stated.
This includes the development of proprietary AI &amp; GenAI platforms, tools for automation, data analytics solutions, and bespoke AI applications for specific industry verticals such as healthcare, banking &amp; finance, and retail, the report said.
According to the report, India has the second highest installed talent base with 420,000 employees working in AI job functions.
India also has the highest skills penetration with three times more AI skilled talent than other countries. The country ranks among the top five nations with a 14 times growth in individuals skilled with AI in the last seven years, it said.
As the investments in AI continues to increase, the demand for AI talent in India is also expected to grow at 15% CAGR till 2027, the Nasscom-BCG report said, adding the tech industry in India is already seeing more than 15% growth in AI/ML jobs over the past 12 months with positions such as AI engineers growing at 67% year-on-year.
Recognizing the importance of human capital in the AI journey, leading firms have invested heavily in upskilling and reskilling their workforce in AI and related technologies, with some organizations allocating USD 1-billion over the next three years dedicated to upskilling.
"Indian tech companies, with the advent of Generative AI, are expanding their portfolios beyond traditional IT and business process management to include AI-driven analytics, intelligent automation, and personalized customer interactions," said Debjani Ghosh, President at Nasscom as per PTI.
These companies are not just adopting AI; they are redefining their service offerings, creating more value for their clients, and setting new industry standards, she noted.
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Concerningly, 43% of professionals voiced discontent over inadequate AI training, exposing a significant gap between perceived importance and actual provisions in this critical tech field.

Report reveals over 82% of professionals concerned about job redundancy due to AI 

Concerningly, 43% of professionals voiced discontent over inadequate AI training, exposing a significant gap between perceived importance and actual provisions in this critical tech field.

In a recent report by Hero Group company, Hero Vired, it has been revealed that a substantial majority of working professionals are increasingly apprehensive about job redundancy attributed to the emergence of new and evolving technologies. The report, which sourced insights from a wide-ranging survey encompassing 200,000 individuals including students, professionals, and academicians, shed light on the growing concerns within the workforce regarding job security amidst technological advancements.
The report delineated that an overwhelming 82% of working professionals expressed deep-seated worries about the potential of job redundancy due to the rapid evolution of technologies. This staggering revelation underscores the prevalent unease prevailing among employees about the transformative impact of these advancing technologies on job stability.
However, despite these prevalent concerns, the report indicated a proactive approach among 78% of working professionals who recognize the significance of upskilling. This inclination underscores an evolving consciousness among the workforce about the imperative need for continual learning and skill augmentation to remain pertinent in today's swiftly changing professional landscape.
Founder and CEO of Hero Vired, Akshay Munjal, emphasized the shifting focus of both professionals and companies towards sustainability, fitness, and mental health, asserting the burgeoning demand for job roles within these sectors.
Moreover, the report spotlighted that 39% of respondents firmly believe that proficiency in AI significantly influences career growth within their current organizations. Alarmingly, 43% of professionals expressed dissatisfaction with the dearth of adequate AI training provided by their employers, delineating a substantial chasm between perceived importance and the actual provisions for training in this pivotal technological domain.
Additionally, the report indicated that 43.5% of working professionals between the ages of 18 to 55, hailing from both metro and non-metro cities, voiced the need for upskilling every six months. An overwhelming 83% of respondents are convinced that upskilling, particularly in AI, will augment their job prospects in the future. Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/unclaimed-bank-deposits-surge-to-42-270-crore-in-2023-1703067194937">Unclaimed bank deposits surge to ₹42,270 crore in 2023</a>

'Krutrim,' meaning 'artificial' in Sanskrit, showcases exceptional proficiency in 20 Indian languages and the ability to generate content in 10, encompassing Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Odiya, and more.

Ola CEO launches Krutrim: India's indigenous AI model

'Krutrim,' meaning 'artificial' in Sanskrit, showcases exceptional proficiency in 20 Indian languages and the ability to generate content in 10, encompassing Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, Odiya, and more.

Bhavish Aggarwal, the CEO of Ola, has unveiled India's AI innovation, Krutrim, marking a significant stride towards indigenous artificial intelligence. It is deemed as "India's inaugural full-stack AI" solution.
In the announcement, Aggarwal highlighted Krutrim's distinctiveness, emphasizing its foundation rooted in local Indian knowledge, languages, and data. At a live-streamed hybrid event on YouTube, Ola proclaimed Krutrim as a pivotal step away from relying on Western AI models, affirming India's resolve to forge its path in technological advancements.
The name 'Krutrim,' derived from Sanskrit means artificial. The software boasts an impressive comprehension of 20 Indian languages and generation capability in 10, including Hindi, Marathi, Telugu, Kannada, and Odiya, among others.
Aggarwal articulated India's urgent need to lead the global AI landscape, shedding light on the limitations of prevalent AI models predominantly trained in English. He stressed that language encapsulates cultural nuances and values, which current AI models fail to capture, hindering India's diverse heritage from being adequately represented.
"Krutrim is not just an AI model; it's a gateway to redefine our economy and culture," Aggarwal affirmed. He envisaged an AI-centric economy propelling India as a beacon of innovation, scientific discovery, and cultural expression rather than succumbing to a uniform global paradigm.
Krutrim, a large language model trained on a staggering 2 trillion tokens, showcased its prowess during a demo, exhibiting its capability to generate stories, poems, and content in various Indian languages. Ola's Chief Marketing Officer, Ravi Jain, highlighted Krutrim's potential to revolutionize database applications, promising a blend of performance and affordability.
Anticipating a milestone leap, Ola plans to launch Krutrim Pro in the upcoming quarter, a sophisticated, multimodal AI model designed for intricate problem-solving and task execution.
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Collins Dictionary names 'AI' as Word of the Year for 2023, highlighting its pervasive influence in our daily lives.

'AI' has been named word of the year by Collins Dictionary

Collins Dictionary names 'AI' as Word of the Year for 2023, highlighting its pervasive influence in our daily lives.

Artificial Intelligence is the flavour of the season and now it has generated yet another headline. AI, the abbreviation of artificial intelligence has been named the Word of the Year 2023 by the Collins Dictionary. This announcement came in on Tuesday, October 31.&nbsp;
Collins Dictionary's managing director Alex Beecroft talked about this and said, "We know that AI has been a big focus this year in the way that it has developed and has quickly become as ubiquitous and embedded in our lives as email, streaming or any other once futuristic, now everyday technology."
Lexicographers at Collins Dictionary said that the use of the term AI has accelerated and it has become the dominant conversation of 2023.&nbsp;
Other words that Collins Dictionary added are "nepo baby," which garnered massive popularity lately as it is used to describe the children of celebrities who have succeeded in industries similar to those of their parents.
Terms like, "deinfluencing," "Greedflation," and "Ulez", among others were added to the list.&nbsp;
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JPMorgan Chase CEO, Jamie Dimon, predicts AI will reduce the workweek to 3.5 days, enhance work-life balance, and revolutionize healthcare, potentially extending lifespans to 100 years

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon predicts AI revolution: 3.5-day workweek and 100-year lifespan ahead

JPMorgan Chase CEO, Jamie Dimon, believes that AI will reduce the workweek to 3.5 days, enhance work-life balance, and revolutionize healthcare, potentially extending lifespans to 100 years

Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, believes that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize the way we work and live.&nbsp;
In a recent interview with Bloomberg TV,&nbsp;Dimon stated that AI could lead to a significant reduction in the work week, bringing it down to just 3.5 days. Furthermore, he expressed optimism about AI's role in increasing the average lifespan to 100 years by revolutionizing healthcare.
Dimon highlighted the transformative impact of AI in the field of medicine, emphasizing its potential in treating diseases like cancer. He asserted that this technology is not a distant possibility but a reality, with the capability to replace humans in various sectors.
At JPMorgan Chase, AI is already making strides in workforce management. Dimon revealed that many employees at the company are utilizing AI to streamline their tasks, paving the way for a shorter work week.&nbsp;
However, Dimon also acknowledged the challenges posed by AI, particularly concerning job displacement. Despite potential job losses, he believes that the overall quality of life for the workforce will substantially improve. Yet, he cautioned about the misuse of AI by malicious entities, expressing concerns about its potential use for harmful purposes. Also Watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/infosys-signs-2-billion-ai-and-automation-deal-1689665757963">Infosys signs $2 billion AI and automation deal</a>

Based on research carried out by the IBM, a minimum of 40% of the workforce will need to undergo reskilling within the upcoming 3 years.

New study suggests 40% of employees need reskilling, thanks to AI 

Based on research carried out by the IBM, a minimum of 40% of the workforce will need to undergo reskilling within the upcoming 3 years.

In a study conducted by the Institute for Business Value (IBM), it was revealed that approximately 40 per cent of employees are anticipated to undergo reskilling within the next three years. This equates to around 1.4 billion individuals out of the global workforce of 3.4 billion, as indicated by World Bank data. This reskilling necessity arises mainly due to the influence of AI and automation.
The impact of AI is projected to be felt across all job levels, with a particular emphasis on entry-level positions or newcomers to the workforce. Notably, 77 per cent of surveyed executives acknowledged that AI's effects are already being observed in entry-level roles, and this trend is anticipated to intensify over the coming years.
IBM's research draws data from two comprehensive studies: one involving 3,000 C-level executives from 28 countries, and the other encompassing 21,000 workers across 22 countries.
The study underscores that employees who successfully transition their skills to align with technology-driven shifts experience an average premium of 15 per cent in revenue growth rate. Additionally, those who leverage AI in their roles exhibit a remarkable 36 per cent higher revenue growth rate compared to their peers who do not engage with AI.
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In a statement, HYBE said some K-pop singers have released songs in English and Japanese in addition to their native Korean, but applying the new technology for a simultaneous six-language release is a global first.

HYBE, K-pop’s biggest music label, to lift language barrier with AI? Here’s what we know

In a statement, HYBE said some K-pop singers have released songs in English and Japanese in addition to their native Korean, but applying the new technology for a simultaneous six-language release is a global first and it could pave the way for it to be used by more popular acts.

In a statement, HYBE said some K-pop singers have released songs in English and Japanese in addition to their native Korean, but applying the new technology for a simultaneous six-language release is a global first.

South Korea&rsquo;s largest music label HYBE, which brought the world hit boy group BTS, is now using artificial intelligence to meld a Korean singer&rsquo;s voice with those of native speakers in 5 other languages.
HYBE is set to release a track by singer MIDNATT in six languages &ndash; Korean, English, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese in May 2024.
According to HYBE, some K-pop singers have released songs in English and Japanese in addition to their native Korean, but applying the new technology for a simultaneous six-language release is a global first and it could pave the way for it to be used by more popular acts.
&lsquo;We would first listen to the reaction, the voice of the fans, then decide what our next steps should be,&rsquo; said Chung Wooyong, the head of HYBE&rsquo;s interactive media arm in an interview at the company&rsquo;s studio.
&lsquo;We divided a piece of sound into different components &ndash; pronunciation, timbre, pitch and volume. We looked at pronunciation which is associated with tongue movement and used our imagination to see what kind of outcome we could make using our technology,&rsquo; Chung said.
HYBE announced the 45 billion won ($36 million) acquisition of Supertone in January.
HYBE said it planned to make some of the AI technology used in MIDNATT&rsquo;s song accessible to creators and the public.
In a statement, MIDNATT said using AI had allowed him a &lsquo;wider spectrum of artistic expressions.&rsquo;
&lsquo;I feel that the language barrier has been lifted and it&rsquo;s much easier for global fans to have an immersive experience with my music,&rsquo; he said.
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Here's how your favourite celebrities would look if they were from Pakistan. 

From Taylor Swift to Kylie Jenner, AI imagines these pop culture icons in Pakistan; see images 

Here's how your favourite celebrities would look if they were from Pakistan.&nbsp;

Saboor Akram, an artist from Lahore recently shared a series of AI images of pop culture icons.
The AI images show stars including Taylor Swift, Zendaya, Rihanna, Kylie Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Harry Styles, Selena Gomez and Ed Sheeran, how they would look, if they were in Pakistan.&nbsp;
Apart from them, the 20-year-old photographer also shared AI versions of Bollywood celebrities Deepika Padukone, Shah Rukh Khan, and popular sports stars including Lionel Messi, Virat Kohli, Babar Azam, John Cena, Ronaldo and Roger Federer.&nbsp;
The images of the A-listers have created a stir on the internet and netizens can't stop laughing seeing Spiderman in hijab and Ronaldo selling fruits.&nbsp;
According to Akram, &ldquo;the purpose of the posts is to represent different franchises, concepts, movies and celebrities in the light of my country and culture.&rdquo; Through these images, he also wants to change the image the world has of Pakistan.&nbsp;
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AI has broadened its career spectrum and now it is are RJing too.

World's first AI Radio Jockey goes live; Portland based radio station creates clone of their popular RJ

AI has broadened its career spectrum and now it is are RJing too.

AI Ashley, the world's first artificially intelligent radio jockey (RJ) has gone live on radio station Live 95.5. This radio station is based in Portland, Oregon and now they will let AI RJ Ashley entertain people for five hours every day.&nbsp;
AI Ashley is the clone of midday host Ashley Elzinga. AI Ashley's voice is similar to Elzinga's and the video of the same is now doing rounds on the internet.&nbsp;
AI Ashley's scripts will also be generated by Future Media's RadioGPT, powered by the advanced GPT-4 technology. But for the fans of the original RJ Ashley, there is nothing to worry about as she will not be replaced by her AI clone, reassured Live 95.5's parent company.
The GPT-4 technology will collect current news from different news outlets and social media platforms to create an up-to-date script that AI Ashley will deliver on air.&nbsp;
As Live 95.5 shared this news on Twitter, several social media users reacted to it and said that this is a disrespect to the radio profession. While some internet users mocked the radio station's move, some said that they should not let AI take over.
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In April, AI artist Gokul Pillai had created a series of AI art that imagined some of the world’s wealthiest people as underprivileged.

How would these billionaires look playing Holi? See pictures here

In April, AI artist Gokul Pillai had created a series of AI art that imagined some of the world&rsquo;s wealthiest people as underprivileged.

Instagram page Wild Trance has shared another set of AI-generated images of famous personalities which have gone viral.
This time AI artist Gokul Pillai has imagined top billionaires playing Holi in Vrindavan.
'Immerse yourself in an enchanting AI visualisation where billionaires from around the world gather in the vibrant streets of Vrindavan to celebrate Holi,' read the caption of the post which is trending on social media

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